The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-01-05
Cahla Notes.


Lord Salisbury will receive the Bulgarian
delegates to-day unofic;ally.
Curteis, the defaulting Plymouth solicitor,
has been arrested in Calcutta.
The harbor at Konigsberg, Prussia, Is
frozen over and navigation is closed.
Henry NJ. Stanley will receive the freedom
OF the city of London on the 18th inst.
1t is stated that the Pope will hold con-
sistory on the Goth inst, when he will nomi-
nate a number Of bishops.
A young Italian named VincenZo, with a
mezzo-soprano voice, has come to Paris to
seek his fortune on the stage.
General Gouieff has been appointed to
succeed General Kaulbars as military attache
to the Russian embassy at Vienna.
A new Produce Exchange has been opened
in Berlin. IL is intended for merchants and
manufacturers IN every branch of industry.
The German Esss African Company,
which has been reconstructed, is issuing
shares of 10, 600 marks each to the amount OF
4 coo, 600 marks.
Rumors are persistently kent sfoat in st.
Petersburg and Odessa that Prince Alexan-
der Is arranging for his return 10 Sofia as
KING of Bulgaria.
Two thousand extra men were employed
in the Berlin Post-office for the New-Year
delivery. The number of letters handled
was over 100000.
Shipping statistics of the port of Liver
pool for 1856 show a decrease of 100, 600 tons.
The coastwise trsde shows an increase, the
falling off being in the foreign trade.
The British steamer Dragoman, from Sa-
vannah, December IL, for Liverpool, collided
with aud sunk an unknown vessel off Bards
Eye. Fourteen persons were drowned.
The Temps, and the Petite France, M.
Wilson's organ, confirm the report that
NJ. De Freycinet and M. Ferry have agreed
| TO give joint support to the Goblet Min
| istry.
The Journal de st. Petersburg denies the
| story that the Gar is insane, and character
ICES as falsehoods the several actions attrib
uted to the Czsr and referred to as illustrat
| ing the nature of his malady.i
1t is reported that the German Govern
ment has assured Count Kalnoky that The
| statement that treaty has been concluded
between Germany and Russia to the detri
ment of Austrian interests is not true.
| 1t is reported that a conference has beer
| held by President Grevy and M. Ferry anC
| Freycinet, with a view to the speedy disso
luton of the present ministry and thu
! formation OF Ferry -Freycinet cabinet.
| While Warden Brauer, of the Berlin 10
| illogical Gardens, was In the cage of the sea
horse yesterday, the animal threw him anC
bit him in the throat, inflicting injurie
from the effect of which Brauer has since
died.
The German iron masters have made al
| agreement with those of Belgium to refrail
1 from selling rails in each others country
| The iron masters of both countries are en-
| deavoring to induce the English manufact
ureTs of rails to enter into a similar agree
| ment.
NJ. Eugene Spelier denies the statement al
| tTibuted to him that the Due d. Amale shoul,
be allowed to return to France because O
| the gift of Chantilly. His remarks on tha
subject were misunderstood, he says. II
also said he greatly enjoyed his trip t
| America.
Advices from Australia say that two ses
men recently murdered a man on Grea
Barrier Island off New Zealand, seized
| cutter and a girl who was on board an
sailed for South America, but fearing pUr
suit, returned and seuttled the vessel o
! Port Macquarie, where they were arrested.
| The fire in the Odescalchi Palace at Rom
| Sunday was caused by the lights on a Christ
mas tree. All Jewels belonging to the Prir
| cess, all the valuable missals and picture.
! including small Raphael, and the whole o
| q splendid collection of ancient furniture o.
the second floor were burned. The loss
/ 81 ,O0O coo. The p aaace was not insured.